Allegations have surfaced against the Pi Network Core Team, with a user under the handle @Turkkriptogrubu launching scathing accusations, claiming the team is prioritizing ad revenue over the completion of an open Mainnet—a move that has sparked outrage and concern among millions of Pi Network users.

@Turkkriptogrubu’s tweet highlighted two significant grievances plaguing Pi Network users. Firstly, users have reported difficulties in receiving their tokens following the Mainnet migration, leaving them unable to access their promised digital assets. This failure to fulfill commitments has eroded trust and credibility within the community.

Secondly, @Turkkriptogrubu pointed out issues with Know Your Customer (KYC) verification, a standard procedure to ensure compliance and legitimacy in cryptocurrency projects. The inability to complete KYC verification has added to user frustration, exacerbating concerns about the project’s management.

The tweet also accused the Core Team of focusing on advertising revenue at the expense of addressing user concerns. This perceived prioritization of profit over user experience has ignited discontent within the Pi Network community, with users questioning the project’s integrity and priorities.

Despite the accusations, the Pi Network Core Team has yet to respond officially. However, the allegations have sparked discussions among users, prompting further scrutiny of the project’s practices and management.

As stakeholders await a response from the Core Team, concerns linger regarding token distribution, KYC verification, and the perceived prioritization of ad revenue. The outcome of these allegations could have significant implications for Pi Network’s reputation and user trust.

Pi Network, once celebrated for its promise of decentralized cryptocurrency mining via smartphones, now faces scrutiny and skepticism. How the Core Team addresses these accusations will determine the project’s trajectory and its ability to regain trust within the cryptocurrency community. Read Similar Story